![]() It is possible to come up with very nice (though limited) solutions using the power of kotlin.reflect, but as the pretty-print library showed, making those solutions truly generic is very difficult, and will always miss some edge cases (e.g. Even though pretty-printing data classes may seem basic, there is currently no tool perfectly tailored for the task. This simple problem got me on an interesting journey that I wanted to share. In GoodReads Metadata Fetcher, all my data classes offer a toCompilableString method, which internally calls the ppDataClass above. Data serialization in Kotlin refers to converting data from one format to another. this allows for a data class to omit some properties, by changing the toString method.not be easy to serialize a view, but you can copy all the necessary data to. ![]() to view the data from the database public void view(String name) throws. For instance, you can access an internal class or a top-level declaration.
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